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Sarah Freeman

Birth6 Feb 1662 - Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
DeathBef 1730 - North Kingstown, Kings, Rhode Island
MotherMargaret Perry Freeman
FatherEdmund Freeman

Born in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States on 6 Feb 1662 to Edmund Freeman and Margaret Perry Freeman. Sarah Freeman married Richard Landers and had 13 children. She passed away on Bef 1730 in North Kingstown, Kings, Rhode Island.

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Parents
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Edmund Freeman
Unknown - 1703
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Margaret Perry Freeman
1624 - 1688
Spouse(s)
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Richard Landers
1660 - 1750
Children Show all
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Stephen Sherman
1659 - 1773
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Isabel Sherman
1727 - 1813
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Mary Sherman
1725 - Unknown
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Martha "Dorothea" Sherman
1722 - Unknown
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Samuel Sherman
1723 - 1770
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Elizabeth Jones
1725 - 1809
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Abigail (S.freeman) Lander
1698 - 1769
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Stephen Sherman
1686 - 1773
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Recompense (S.freeman) Lander
1704 - 1780
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Sir Landers
1699 - 1781
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John Landers
1700 - 1773
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Sarah Landers
1702 - 1733
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Sarah (S.freeman) Lander
1702 - 1744

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